Toyota Venza = Toilet seat?
#1
Toyota Venza = Toilet seat?
I was talking to my friend about the Toyota Mark-X Gio and how it got introduced in the NA market under the "Venza" name,how its a "segment buster" and whatnot until we realized that "venza" sounds like "toilet seat(benza/便座)"in japanese....
C'mon Toyota. You could have given it a better than that.
C'mon Toyota. You could have given it a better than that.
#2
I was talking to my friend about the Toyota Mark-X Gio and how it got introduced in the NA market under the "Venza" name,how its a "segment buster" and whatnot until we realized that "venza" sounds like "toilet seat(benza/便座)"in japanese....
C'mon Toyota. You could have given it a better than that.
C'mon Toyota. You could have given it a better than that.
#3
Vencer in Spanish means to overcome or to conquer.
Venza therefore translates to (it) conquers.
Toyota sometimes uses Spanish words. For example, Corolla means small crown (because Camry is derived from Kanmuri, which is crown in Japanese).
Ahhh... Foreign languages...
Venza therefore translates to (it) conquers.
Toyota sometimes uses Spanish words. For example, Corolla means small crown (because Camry is derived from Kanmuri, which is crown in Japanese).
Ahhh... Foreign languages...
#4
The Venzas are at the dealer now and I'm really impressed. Great looking interior and I like the exterior except for all the chrome look around the grill. It drives much like a current RX350 except that it seems much faster. My guess without looking at the specs is that it is lighter than the RX and has the 6 speed auto. The one here is a loaded FWD (not a lot of demand for AWD in Tucson) and it stickers for $37K which puts it about $10K cheaper than the reported price for the 2010 RX. This might be my next car!
It is a funny name, but Camry didn't make any sense when it was introduced about 2 million cars ago.
Steve
It is a funny name, but Camry didn't make any sense when it was introduced about 2 million cars ago.
Steve
#5
The Venzas are at the dealer now and I'm really impressed. Great looking interior and I like the exterior except for all the chrome look around the grill. It drives much like a current RX350 except that it seems much faster. My guess without looking at the specs is that it is lighter than the RX and has the 6 speed auto. The one here is a loaded FWD (not a lot of demand for AWD in Tucson) and it stickers for $37K which puts it about $10K cheaper than the reported price for the 2010 RX. This might be my next car!
It is a funny name, but Camry didn't make any sense when it was introduced about 2 million cars ago.
Steve
It is a funny name, but Camry didn't make any sense when it was introduced about 2 million cars ago.
Steve
#6
Vencer in Spanish means to overcome or to conquer.
Venza therefore translates to (it) conquers.
Toyota sometimes uses Spanish words. For example, Corolla means small crown (because Camry is derived from Kanmuri, which is crown in Japanese).
Ahhh... Foreign languages...
Venza therefore translates to (it) conquers.
Toyota sometimes uses Spanish words. For example, Corolla means small crown (because Camry is derived from Kanmuri, which is crown in Japanese).
Ahhh... Foreign languages...
Venza as a spanish translation could only exist as a subjunctive.
Just saying.....
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I was talking to my friend about the Toyota Mark-X Gio and how it got introduced in the NA market under the "Venza" name,how its a "segment buster" and whatnot until we realized that "venza" sounds like "toilet seat(benza/便座)"in japanese....
C'mon Toyota. You could have given it a better than that.
C'mon Toyota. You could have given it a better than that.
Now, check out what "LaCrosse" means and why Buick had to rename it for Canada.
#9
Vencer in Spanish means to overcome or to conquer.
Venza therefore translates to (it) conquers.
Toyota sometimes uses Spanish words. For example, Corolla means small crown (because Camry is derived from Kanmuri, which is crown in Japanese).
Ahhh... Foreign languages...
Venza therefore translates to (it) conquers.
Toyota sometimes uses Spanish words. For example, Corolla means small crown (because Camry is derived from Kanmuri, which is crown in Japanese).
Ahhh... Foreign languages...
#11
umm i've never heard the word, benza used in japan... benjo yea. Could benza be a dialect from some prefecture?
#12
And Coco-bun, I agree it sounds real bad!!!
#13
I loved the venza. I thought it was one of the most surprising cars at the LA auto show for me. I loved it in the hardcore SEMA show form with the 24" wheels and the lowered suspension. If it means toilet seat its because toyota will be ****ting on the competition with it . LOL Its a great vehicle.
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